Banking Operations

The Banking Operations team at Morgan McKinley Tokyo focuses on the recruitment of talented bilingual (English / Japanese) specialists for banking operations jobs.

The division has a broad client base and is the preferred supplier for the majority of foreign capital and Japanese investment banks. We partner closely with our clients to source the best talent in the market and meet their recruitment needs.

Our experienced consultants have established networks of banking operations professionals complemented by an international database and a superior research function. The team has extensive experience of recruiting for banking operations roles and can support both clients and candidates. 

We are also committed to advancing the careers of our candidates, by ensuring they have a complete understanding of the careers available to them within banking operations. Several members of the team also speak fluent Japanese for candidates that would like to receive career advice in their native language. 

The Morgan McKinley Banking Operations team recruits experts across all products lines and levels on a permanent, contract and temporary basis, from entry-level positions through to senior management/head of operations roles.

Typical banking operations jobs include, but are not limited to:

• Settlements 
• Treasury & Cash Management
• Collateral Management & Client Valuations
• Operations Control and Operational Risk
• Trade / Sales Support 
• OTC Documentation
• Prime Brokerage & Stock Lending
• Project / Change Management & Business Analysis
• Loans Administration

Salaries for the above are typically in the range of 5 to 18 million Yen with some senior operations positions commanding much more. Our division operates a unique ‘contingent-search’ model to ensure our clients have access to the best talent in the market. Dedicated researchers proactively source the candidates that are on our database. Our global database also allows our client’s access to talented candidates based in Europe and the US as well as the wider Asia Pacific region.